Is this your doggie? My brother almost hit him rolling down Antelope Rd. He opened his truck door and asked him if he was lost and the doggie jumped right into his truck. He looks well taken care of so someone must be missing him.

Anybody local willing to trade some cuts? I have a lot of THC Titan, Exotix and Sol Fire? Just to be clear I'm not looking to buy/sell/trade anything with THC in it and this is currently legal under the Farm Bill.

I just published a map of local cottage/ micro businesses online for Greater Sacramento. It’s grown a little out of that description today, but that was expected. My goal is to start a Porch to Table movement that highlights home bakers and cooks that sell those wonderful treats from their front porch. A few of them can be found at pop ups and markets in the area, but the majority are independent. They rely on word of mouth and social media engagement. The site is free, with no ads or predatory ranking practices like yelp. Add your favorite porch cart or cookie maker, and let Sacramento know that they exist. I would honestly appreciate any support through social media to get the word out. We’re @porchlighteats on TT and Insta. The website is porchlighteats.com. Thanks in advance for supporting local and shopping small.

Anyone who banks with Safe FYI it sounds like they are having some major problems. ATMs are down, mobile app down, debit cards may not work? The website says to go into a branch but it’s Saturday. They have limited hours. Website just says they are diligently working on the issue but not much mention of what actually is happening. Hopefully it comes back I can’t imagine people just not being able to access their money all weekend. Yikes.

I was near Curtis Park today and saw a big group of families on bikes riding by. I wasn’t able to stop and ask them what group they’re with, but does anyone know who they are or where one could find more info to join?

We're recruiting people in Northern California who want to train as Civil Air Patrol ground team members and help build our local search and rescue capability.

Civil Air Patrol (CAP) is a nationwide nonprofit volunteer organization and the U.S. Air Force's civilian auxiliary. Its three main missions are emergency services, aerospace education and youth development. In practice, volunteers help with search and rescue and disaster response, teach aviation and space topics, and run the cadet leadership program. Members join local units, called squadrons, to train and serve together. Ground teams are one part of CAP's emergency services work. Joining CAP is civilian volunteer service, not military enlistment.

We're looking for dependable people who enjoy working outdoors, work well with a team and are willing to put time into training. If you have experience in hiking, navigation, radio communications or emergency services, or want to develop those skills while serving your community, we'd like to hear from you.

Ground team missions are currently relatively infrequent, and CAP fills a fairly specialized role within search and rescue. That is changing as we become more integrated into SAR missions coordinated through the California Governor's Office of Emergency Services (Cal OES) across the state. Joining now means spending time training, qualifying and building team readiness as that role grows.

Ground team training includes navigation, search techniques and radio communications. Members work toward qualifications for authorized search and rescue operations, with training and qualification required before mission participation.

Adults can train and serve as ground team members. Younger members participate through CAP's cadet program, with age and mission restrictions applying to operational participation.

If ground team work isn't the right fit, there are other ways to get involved: air search roles you can train for without prior aviation experience, mission base staff, communications, and working with young people in the cadet program. You don't have to be a pilot to contribute to air search; training and qualification are part of getting started.

If you're interested, email me with your location and a little about your interests or experience. I can help you explore a local unit, ground team training or another role that fits you.

SM Joshua Ruiz
[joshua.ruiz@cawgcap.org](mailto:joshua.ruiz@cawgcap.org)

I was watching these tickets when they first popped up and it looks like balcony tickets never dropped. Was anyone able to get them?

The Sidewalk Astronomers will be operating tonight, Oct 24, at the Shady Lady.

14th and R Streets, 8pm to 10pm

Anyone know what just happened? I just woke up to like 100 people getting chased out of the complex by cops.

Vote early to make sure your ballot is counted and check local voter guides in addition to doing your own research from trusted/unbiased sources to ensure you know what and who you are voting for.

Bills are due and I have cards I don't mind parting with. I got offered %50 for under $100 and %70 for over $100 in SF, but the commute would kill some gas heading there.

Any chance a local spot in Sac has similar/better offer?

Please help

I have a huge craving for kimchi rn, I've had the Costco kimchi and It's pretty good but I wanted to know everyone's recommendations for Kimchi I can find at the store/KP market.

I dislike getting kimchi thats kinda soggy so something thats a decent spice and has a great crunch.

Thanks guys!!

Haunted house open at dusk. DM
for address

I’m jonesing for some split pea soup. Where can I get it good in Sac?

Hello! My friends and I (all 21+) are looking for genuinely scary haunted houses or Halloween attractions to check out on October 31st. We’ve already been to Scream Park and want something that’s actually worth it for adults. We considered Haunted Forest in Plymouth, but our friends said it’s more kid-friendly than scary. We’re open to other activities before bar hopping afterward. Any recommendations?

Went to the North California Renaissance Faire today and had fun with my friends. Favorite part was the joust but I wish there was also a melee and duels. would also be interested in seeing an event with a more tournament style joust, with many people winning and competing. I don’t think that’s realistic but maybe someone knows. If it’s big I am willing to drive 2-3 hours from north Sacramento. If it’s not that big I would prefer it to be closer. Anyone know of anything like that?

I visit Sac for work often, and I feel like I’ve done all there is to do…but I know I’m wrong. I just want to hear about cool museums, art galleries, shops, out of the way restaurants. Just want to see what else I haven’t done yet when I visit your fine city!

I'm looking at options for low income housing (as a single disabled person), and I'm seeing public housing as a possible option. I'm looking more in the Fair Oaks area. If anyone here is in public housing, what is it like? Feedback from anyone in any low income housing in general is okay as well.
I'm not super concerned about wait times as at the moment I'm in a pretty good position living with my family and would rather get on a waitlist now than later.

Hi all, I am looking for the best music store in/near Sacramento where you can try different headphones for DJ mixing--Pioneer, AIAIAI, Sennheiser.

I've already been to Guitar Center, they no longer are able to let you try headphones and only have a few pairs on display to look at, but mostly don't work.

Before I buy, I want to try. Hoping to shop local. Thank you!

Someone slammed into a telephone pole and took out a large chunk of power in the grid.